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| *Please note that this List is not to replace medical attention in any way or form its helpful information in providing you with knowledge that may save a birds life to know is to prevent accidental deaths.* |
Signs that your bird maybe ill and needs avian vet attention quickly. Some signs are not
very noticeable they are the most import signs to watch for and learn because these
are early warning something is wrong. Getting a gram scale and know your birds weight
and track it at least monthly weekly is best if the bird started to lose weight its a early
sign something is not right. A gram scale is worth its weight in gold. Birds can't tell
you but they will show you if you know what to look for. A yearly vet visit is key in
keeping your bird healthy because your vet knows the history of your bird and what
you bird looks like when its healthy inside and out.
1. Sitting on the bottom of the cage
2. Not moving around in the cage
3. Feathers stay fluffed (to keep warm)
4. Eyes closed most of the time.
5. Rocking motion on the perch.
6. Sitting at the food dish asleep.
7. Pretending to eat.
8. Not eating
9. Eating a lot more than normal
10. Drinking a lot more than normal
11. Frequent sneezing
12. Wet sneezing
13. Throwing up (vomiting)
14. Flicking there heads over and over again
15. Less vocal (bird use to whistle and talk now is just quiet)
16. Tail bobs when bird is breathing (there should be no up and down motion of the tail when the bird is sitting
on the
perch breathing)
17. Breathing should be quiet no wheezing or noisy sounds
18. Sitting on the perch in a horizontal position (sitting low on perch)
19. Wings droop at side
20. Bird looks tired and sleepy all the time
21. Weight loss
22. Swelling anywhere on the body
23. Losses down feathers (fuzzy white feathers)
24. Losses feathers when not moulting
25. Not preening feathers (feathers look un kept)
26. Dirty bottom (poop sticking to vent area)
27. Poop has changed in appearance
28. Feather plucking
29. Yawning action over and over again (opening beak wide and stretching neck at the same time repeated over
and
over again)
30. Hanging by beak from the cage bars in am attempt to keep air way open to breath.
very noticeable they are the most import signs to watch for and learn because these
are early warning something is wrong. Getting a gram scale and know your birds weight
and track it at least monthly weekly is best if the bird started to lose weight its a early
sign something is not right. A gram scale is worth its weight in gold. Birds can't tell
you but they will show you if you know what to look for. A yearly vet visit is key in
keeping your bird healthy because your vet knows the history of your bird and what
you bird looks like when its healthy inside and out.
1. Sitting on the bottom of the cage
2. Not moving around in the cage
3. Feathers stay fluffed (to keep warm)
4. Eyes closed most of the time.
5. Rocking motion on the perch.
6. Sitting at the food dish asleep.
7. Pretending to eat.
8. Not eating
9. Eating a lot more than normal
10. Drinking a lot more than normal
11. Frequent sneezing
12. Wet sneezing
13. Throwing up (vomiting)
14. Flicking there heads over and over again
15. Less vocal (bird use to whistle and talk now is just quiet)
16. Tail bobs when bird is breathing (there should be no up and down motion of the tail when the bird is sitting
on the
perch breathing)
17. Breathing should be quiet no wheezing or noisy sounds
18. Sitting on the perch in a horizontal position (sitting low on perch)
19. Wings droop at side
20. Bird looks tired and sleepy all the time
21. Weight loss
22. Swelling anywhere on the body
23. Losses down feathers (fuzzy white feathers)
24. Losses feathers when not moulting
25. Not preening feathers (feathers look un kept)
26. Dirty bottom (poop sticking to vent area)
27. Poop has changed in appearance
28. Feather plucking
29. Yawning action over and over again (opening beak wide and stretching neck at the same time repeated over
and
over again)
30. Hanging by beak from the cage bars in am attempt to keep air way open to breath.
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